Saudi Arabia shaken by Iran’s horrific attacks, America evacuated its embassy; 1 Indian killed in missile attack:

Riyadh/Washington. The great war that broke out between Iran, America and Israel is now proving fatal for the Gulf countries. There has been a stir in Washington after Iran’s rapid retaliatory attacks on Saudi Arabia. In view of the seriousness of the situation, America has ordered the immediate evacuation of all non-essential employees and their families from its embassy in Saudi Arabia. Meanwhile, an Indian citizen has tragically died in a missile attack in Saudi Arabia, which has increased the concern of millions of Indians living there.

America’s ‘Travel Advisory’: Leave Saudi Arabia immediately

Iran is now targeting all those countries and bases where American troops are present or which have supported America. In this series, last week Iranian drones also fell near the US Embassy in Riyadh.

Emergency Order: The US State Department issued a new ‘travel advisory’ late on Sunday night, ordering all its non-emergency government employees to immediately leave Saudi Arabia.

Travel ban: Ordinary American citizens have also been strongly advised to ‘seriously reconsider’ their travel to Saudi Arabia, as there is a huge security risk there.

Orgy of Iranian missiles in Al-Kharj and death of Indian

On Sunday, Iran’s Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) attacked Saudi Arabia’s Al-Kharj The province was targeted.

Attack on military targets: The main targets of the attack were Saudi radar systems and military targets, but the missiles also hit residential areas.

Death of Indian citizen: According to Saudi officials, two innocent people lost their lives and 12 others were injured in this missile attack. among those killed an Indian And one Bangladeshi national is involved.

This sad news has created a wave of fear among about 25 lakh Indians working in Saudi Arabia and their families.

Crude oil crosses $100, Trump said – ‘This is a small price’

The direct impact of this fire that broke out in the Gulf is becoming visible on the global economy. Due to the fear of the oil supply chain being badly affected, the prices of crude oil in the international market have crossed $ 100 per barrel.

Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump has given a big statement while sticking to his strict stance. Trump said, “This is a small price the world must pay to end Iran’s nuclear threat once and for all.” —